Minnesota has four ballot-qualified parties: the two major parties, the Legal Marijuana Now Party, and the Grassroots-Legalize Cannabis Party. Minnesota has eight U.S. House seats. In six districts, one or the other of the marijuana parties had a nominee. Treating … Continue reading
Tim Alberta, chief correspondent for Politico, talked at length to twenty voters about who they voted for and why. Included in the twenty was a voter who voted for Don Blankenship, and one who voted for Kanye West. The Blankenship … Continue reading
On December 14, Congressmember Paul Mitchell of Michigan’s 10th district told the Clerk of the U.S. House to switch his partisan affiliation in the Congressional Directory from Republican to independent. Michigan doesn’t have registration by party, so there is no … Continue reading
Congressmember Mo Brooks of Alabama is leading an effort in Congress to reject the electoral votes of five states. He represents the Fifth District, which is the northernmost part of Alabama. In November 2020 he had no opponents on the … Continue reading
On December 9, former U.S. Senators Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut, and Bob Kerry of Nebraska, and former New Jersey Governor Christy Todd Whitman, and other former elected officials filed this amicus curiae brief in Level the Playing Field v FEC, … Continue reading
